Clueless users leaked classified data using p2p tools. Congress critters get up on their back legs and blame the toolmaker.
Scratch a politician, find a guy looking for any excuse to expand his empire.
Today he insisted that the company had implemented many of those changes and that the latest version of LimeWire makes it much harder for data to be inadvertently leaked. Those claims were largely rejected by members of the committee, who blasted Gorton for failing to live up to his promises.
Pointing to the examples offered by Boback, Towns said that the file-sharing industry's promises to self-regulate itself had clearly failed. "Specific examples of recent LimeWire leaks range from appalling to shocking," Towns said. "As far as I am concerned, the days of self-regulation should be over for the file-sharing industry."
Scratch a politician, find a guy looking for any excuse to expand his empire.
